I've heard that before, but it puzzles me. Any tesla doesn't seem particularly attractive unless you can charge it at home. After all who wants to visit super

I've heard that before, but it puzzles me. Any tesla doesn't seem particularly attractive unless you can charge it at home. After all who wants to visit superchargers often when they are radically slower than a gas station? So assuming you mostly charge at home (with a 300 mile range each day), seems like needing supercharging would be pretty rare, like say the occasional (over 300 mile) roadtrip. So you buy a $100k car instead of a $50-$60k car to occasionally save $10?